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"Efficiency Strategies for Busy Band Directors"
In this episode of Band Director Boot Camp, host Lesley Moffat interviews Krystal Williams, a former band director turned professor and general music teacher. Krystal shares her journey from being a student in band to becoming a band director, highlighting the impact music had on her life during a difficult time. She then discusses the challenges she faced when transitioning from middle school to high school, where the demands and commitments increased significantly. Krystal explains how she implemented various strategies to make her job more efficient and create a better work-life balance. These strategies include organization, delegation, utilizing technology and apps, seeking resources from other teachers and businesses, and tapping into the support of her community. Krystal emphasizes the importance of being organized, not discarding ideas that didn't work initially, and finding ways to access and reuse resources. She also encourages band directors to avoid overworking themselves and to prioritize their well-being. The episode concludes with a reminder that the work band directors do is essential and impactful.